I am facing some problems.
We have 4mailing list in the mail man server. i am the admin for the
four, but we have more than 20 co-admins and moderators.
When i put moderator password for the moderators all other, even the
members can access the admin pages. how can i solve this.
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Regards
Ginu
I'm running Postfix as my MTA with Mailman, and I'm having a bit of
trouble. I've created a list, added subscribers, and stuck the info
into /etc/aliases. However, when I email the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
address, it bounces back as Unknown User. Here's what shows up in
/var/log/maillog:
Nov 5
At 5:36 PM -0700 2004-11-03, Shawn Meehan wrote:
Does your mailman software have a feature where you can tell the amount
of people that are opening your emails?
No. To do so would require that everyone run the same MUA, and
that the MUA provide this level of detail, and that the headers you
At 10:36 AM +0100 2004-11-04, Jo'Asia wrote:
I have a few questions after upgrading mailman - they would be right on
the Listowner mailing list. Unfortunately this is the one and only
official mailman-related list that simply does not work (looks like the
lisowner.org server is down).
The FAQ
At 7:21 AM -0800 2004-11-04, HPA wrote:
Listowners and archive links are not working...
http://listowner.org/
http://listowner.org/pipermail/lo/
The FAQ entry
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq01.025.htp
has been created to address this issue.
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Brad Knowles, [EMAIL
At 6:52 PM +0100 2004-11-04, Kim Nevelsteen wrote:
Hello Mainman developers,
Actually, this is the mailman-users mailing list. There is a
separate mailman-developers mailing list.
How does Mailman confirm that a message sent out under a particular
address is *actually* the real address.
I installed and configured Mailman. Then according to the install guide
I created the initial mailman list using:
./bin/newlist mailman
Then I started the daemon and checked it was running.
I'm trying to subscribe myself to the inital mailman list, as it says in
the install guide, but
At 6:52 PM +0100 2004-11-04, Kim Nevelsteen wrote:
I have searched through your help files and such and I don't see a
single reference to my question, so I state it via mail.
The entry at
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/faqw-mm.py?req=showfile=faq03.046.htp
has been created to address this
From: Tony Molloy
:
: I installed and configured Mailman. Then according to the install guide
: I created the initial mailman list using:
:
: ./bin/newlist mailman
:
: Then I started the daemon and checked it was running.
:
: I'm trying to subscribe myself to the inital mailman list, as it
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 18:02:11 -0700, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The text in the info box is not HTML despite the confusing
documentation. It is text only. Any included , or
characters are escaped.
Although I have not edited this page myself, I understand it so as the
text has not been
Tony Molloy wrote:
I installed and configured Mailman. Then according to the install guide
I created the initial mailman list using:
./bin/newlist mailman
Then I started the daemon and checked it was running.
I'm trying to subscribe myself to the inital mailman list, as it says in
the
Marendra Nutriaji wrote:
i'm using mailman for a while, and it's good i reckon.
what i want to ask is: how can i permanently accept
all non member user to send email to my list?
Go to Privacy options...-Sender filters and set
generic_nonmember_action to Accept.
as long as i know, i only can put
Thanks, Paul, have a beer on me...it's nice to know that I'm not just some street
corner crank, but that the situation really IS stupid, SO unfortunate. Features are nice,
front ends are nice, blart and bonkus death rays are soo hotbutbutbutbut,
you development
Zain Memon wrote:
I'm running Postfix as my MTA with Mailman, and I'm having a bit of
trouble. I've created a list, added subscribers, and stuck the info
into /etc/aliases.
Why not /usr/local/mailman/data/aliases which mailman will update
automatically with the right settings in mm_cfg.py
And you get what you pay for, I guess. If you're in that situation, why
do you assume that because the software doesn't have a price tag you no
longer need a compentent tech person managing it? you did a great
explanation of why geeks still get paychecks, not why these packages
are bad.
On
Ginu George wrote:
I am facing some problems.
We have 4mailing list in the mail man server. i am the admin for the
four, but we have more than 20 co-admins and moderators.
When i put moderator password for the moderators all other, even the
members can access the admin pages. how can i solve
I have been getting an interesting error on one of the lists on my server. The rest
of the lists appear to work fine. This same error appears the last few times someone
has tried to send to this list. The list owner reports that no one is getting any
messages from the list. Here are the
On Fri, 2004-11-05 at 12:36, Stewart Dean wrote:
[ snip free software is hard to use rant ]
It seems to me you have several options are your disposal:
1) Pay a nominal fee for your software. In the Linux domain Red Hat and
other distribution vendors work hard to provide the type of end user
I've tried sticking it into both /etc/aliases and
/usr/local/mailman/data/aliases.My postfix $alias_maps variable
includes both these locations. Yeah, I've ran both newaliases and
genaliases. I've ran a postalias on both as well. Followed the
INSTALL, README, and README.POSTFIX down to the dot.
Hello:
I've searched around the archive but have not found reference to this.
I attempted to upgrade from version 2.1.4 to version 2.1.5. When the
update proceedure runs I get this traceback. I'll be happy to supply
any additional information.
OS: FreeBSD 4.10-RELEASE-P3
Python: 2.3.3
Any
Hi,
I have a new server with mailman installed on it. When testing the
MailMan-functionality I have the strangest thing. When I sent a mail to
the test list, it is delivered to the wrapper (according to the log).
But after that the e-mail seems to be archived in /dev/null, since there
is no
At 6:00 PM -0800 2004-11-04, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Is there a reason why I have been getting this same message several
times a day for several days now?
Yes, the OP has some kind of server problem that keeps retrying the
delivery of the post every hour and 20 minutes or so even though the
post is
In just the same way as you can subscribe and unsubscribe from a
mailman list by sending (for example) an email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject line:
unsubscribe password [EMAIL PROTECTED], I was under the
impression that you can suspend delivery of list emails by sending an
email to
PeteBell wrote:
In just the same way as you can subscribe and unsubscribe from a
mailman list by sending (for example) an email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject line:
unsubscribe password [EMAIL PROTECTED], I was under the
impression that you can suspend delivery of list emails by
John, everything you say is valid, and your response is helpful. It is not my intent to
just 'bitch from the cheap seat'...the old, 'The food's no good and there's not enough of it'.
What I was attempting to express was/is my frustration at a beautiful application with
many good feature,
Michael G. Jung wrote:
I've searched around the archive but have not found reference to this.
I attempted to upgrade from version 2.1.4 to version 2.1.5. When the
update proceedure runs I get this traceback. I'll be happy to supply
any additional information.
OS: FreeBSD 4.10-RELEASE-P3
Luke Miller wrote:
I have been getting an interesting error on one of the lists on my server. The rest
of the lists appear to work fine. This same error appears the last few times someone
has tried to send to this list. The list owner reports that no one is getting any
messages from the
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the pointer. I worked through it all, which I didn't solve
the issue and everything seemed normal. There is one thing different:
there is no user mailman. But that may be due to a difference between
RedHat and Debian. Renewed testing learned me that there is really no
logging
On Nov 5, 2004, at 12:09 PM, Stewart Dean wrote:
John, everything you say is valid, and your response is helpful. It
is not my intent to just 'bitch from the cheap seat'...the old, 'The
food's no good and there's not enough of it'.
What I was attempting to express was/is my frustration at a
On 11/5/2004 14:02, Chuq Von Rospach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know when folks who are involved with open source projects say hey!
start coding! it pisses people off. I sympathize but I sympathize from
both sides, and the bottom line is that's the reality. It's not that
developers aren't
On 11/5/2004 9:15, Luke Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been getting an interesting error on one of the lists on my server.
The rest of the lists appear to work fine. This same error appears the last
few times someone has tried to send to this list. The list owner reports that
no
Asbjørn Ulsberg wrote:
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 18:02:11 -0700, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The text in the info box is not HTML despite the confusing
documentation. It is text only. Any included , or
characters are escaped.
The above statement is more or less correct for 2.1.4, but
Hi,
would like to be able to unsubscribe them by e-mail using an admin password,
such as:
unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] pwd=AdminPwd
Reason: I want to partially automate the unsub process using AppleScript.
I wonder if AppleScript can automate web access. If you can use wget,
then you can
At 3:32 PM -0800 2004-11-05, John W. Baxter wrote:
Of course, Mailman is in Python...that's a different situation. But will a
single-binary Mailman still be in Python?
If you want a single-binary version, go to your OS vendor and see
if they have a pre-built package which you can install. I
of course, we're also desperate for people to document... that's
another common request -- better docs.
On Nov 5, 2004, at 3:32 PM, John W. Baxter wrote:
Some people who shouldn't code should document, instead. Lots of
projects
could use that (including commercial ones). Or coordinate.
Applescript can use do shell script to access shell commands. I don't seem
to have wget on my OS 10.3.5 system; can curl do the job?
I tried running it; it returned the HTML for the page, looking like it is
halfway there. I tried entering the URL you gave (with appropriate values
substituted),
On Fri, 5 Nov 2004 15:53:07 -0800, Mark Sapiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The text in the info box is not HTML despite the confusing
documentation. It is text only. Any included , or
characters are escaped.
The above statement is more or less correct for 2.1.4, but not for 2.1.5
Okay. Perhaps an
Allen Watson wrote:
Applescript can use do shell script to access shell commands. I don't seem
to have wget on my OS 10.3.5 system; can curl do the job?
I tried running it; it returned the HTML for the page, looking like it is
halfway there. I tried entering the URL you gave (with appropriate
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